TNWWorking From Home Here’s how to manage your remote worker’s device security TNW - Luke FitzpatrickOne of the biggest consequences of COVID-19 for enterprises beyond 2020 will be the acceleration of the trend to working the majority of the working week from home. Already organizations were encouraged
TNWSurveillance Dataminr helped police surveil BLM protestors using their tweets TNW - Thomas MacaulayAI startup Dataminr helped law enforcement surveil the ongoing protests against police violence by analyzing tweets about the demonstrations, the Intercept reports. The company accessed the data through
TNWHome Security The evolution of home security — and the latest trends keeping us safe TNW - Susan DoktorIf you had to render an opinion, would you say the world is a more or less dangerous place today than it was, say, ten years ago? Popular perception, driven perhaps by media sensationalism ... The evolution
TNWTechnology Russian scammers used corporate buzzwords to dupe Fortune 500 firms TNW - MixIt seems Russian hackers are up to no good again: an emerging group of scammers posing as legitimate business execs has orchestrated more than 200 email-based attacks designed to swindle Fortune 500 companies
TNWPrivacy Pardon the Intrusion #21: What does the privacy label say? TNW - Ravie LakshmananWelcome to the latest edition of Pardon The Intrusion, TNW’s bi-weekly newsletter in which we explore the wild world of security. It’s 2020 and Apple is stepping up its privacy game. At the WWDC developers
